Grass Is Greener is a new documentary that raises challenging questions about how the legacy of the war on drugs, mass incarceration, and racial injustice in the United States has influenced the country’s burgeoning legal cannabis industry.
Most states host some kind of syringe exchange program, but the laws providing legal protection tend to have loopholes. In Pennsylvania, someone with a syringe obtained from a program is safe in Philadelphia, a more liberal part of the state, but can be thrown into jail anywhere else.
The ENACT consortium partners will present findings of new research into the trafficking and use of illicit drugs in Africa, and their impact on development.
This research shows that putting people through programs that aim to help and support them as an alternative to incarceration reduce the odds of recidivism.
This workshop gathered women from 8 countries in the Americas to discuss incarceration conditions and share experiences to build a movement advocating for the rights of incarcerated women.
IDPC's 2018 progress report tracks the progress that's been made internationally to represent civil society, influence decisions and keep governments accountable.
The ENPUD digest provides information about the activities of its members and updates on developments in activism and the policy landscape in the EECA region.
